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Originally Posted by model_A_tractor 
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Originally Posted by WhiteMountainsRanch 

Mine should be hatching on these days!!! Does that count? big_smile


sure 'nuff WMR, how many? what color?



I have about 40 or so set, and they are Jumbo Browns from my own pens. big_smile

If my 'bator empties on time I'll set some more to hatch with ya'll. big_smile

post #72 of 812

I'm in if mine will start laying again!!

27 goats. 10 horses. 3 red silkies. 3 blue silkies. 2 Japanese bantams. 1 Dominique. 1 white leghorn. 6 coturnix quail. 5 red golden pheasants. 1 cat. 1 english bulldog.
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27 goats. 10 horses. 3 red silkies. 3 blue silkies. 2 Japanese bantams. 1 Dominique. 1 white leghorn. 6 coturnix quail. 5 red golden pheasants. 1 cat. 1 english bulldog.
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post #73 of 812

Since my eggs are Bobwhites and take about 6 days longer, is it ok if I set mine in advance so they will hatch with y'all? That way my babies won't be lonely a week later. sad

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post #74 of 812
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Originally Posted by syble 

I wasn't invited in but i can join i think i'll have bator space by then? should have tibetians, rosettas, golden jumbos and jumbo brown to go in. not sure how many though at this point


of course syble, sorry, I missed bunches of Quail peeps and didn't mean to intentionally not invite anyone, I want it to be a great learning experience for us all. but, I ain't singing Kuum-baya...

Alex is right, open to all, no membership fees, but anyone could pay by posting pictures too.

Syble, which is your favorite color?


lol, no worries, was just teasing you! I don;t think i've had my quail long enough to pick out a winner yet. probably leaning towards the goldens though... they are pretty and amung the friendliest i have, but i would like to see more size on them, when i weighed them last week they were 8-10 oz. My rosetta hen in particular is a little porker lol, but both the rosetta and tibetans are stand offish and flighty. The jumbo browns are still young yet, but fairly hand tame, so we'll see how they finish off. Mostly I like variety.

If all goes well with the first batch i grow out to process, then i'd like to add Texas A&M, red/scarlet, The other kind of golden, and whatever else that is truely different! Oh fawns haha.

So in 8 weeks after the hatch-a-long finishes are we going to have a cook-a-long?! lol
sib wink

post #75 of 812
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AL? we could use your meatbird knowledge...

Buttercup?

SteveH? anyone with Bulldogs is a must...

Itsy? come on Annie...


It would be a good time for Annie to hatch herself some birds wouldn't it.... Come'on Annie, ya know ya want some... lau Bill

 

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post #76 of 812
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Originally Posted by saddina 
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Originally Posted by shelleyd2008 


I know I used to get early-hatching whites way back when, but most of them hatch (or did hatch) at 17-18 days.


Surprised me to find them tursday night, when i was expectiing sunday afternoon.  Since i'll be inporting new stock in i'll go with the usual 18 day timeline (mr saddi brought me a new brinsea last month, after a heated discussion.  Most women get jewerly i get incubators.  gig


smart man, this Mr. Saddi! ... incubators are a gamebird gals best friend?


It's somewhat self-serving, he gets to eat the culls.   droolin

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post #77 of 812
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Originally Posted by model_A_tractor 
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Originally Posted by syble 

I wasn't invited in but i can join i think i'll have bator space by then? should have tibetians, rosettas, golden jumbos and jumbo brown to go in. not sure how many though at this point


of course syble, sorry, I missed bunches of Quail peeps and didn't mean to intentionally not invite anyone, I want it to be a great learning experience for us all. but, I ain't singing Kuum-baya...

Alex is right, open to all, no membership fees, but anyone could pay by posting pictures too.

Syble, which is your favorite color?


lol, no worries, was just teasing you! I don;t think i've had my quail long enough to pick out a winner yet. probably leaning towards the goldens though... they are pretty and amung the friendliest i have, but i would like to see more size on them, when i weighed them last week they were 8-10 oz. My rosetta hen in particular is a little porker lol, but both the rosetta and tibetans are stand offish and flighty. The jumbo browns are still young yet, but fairly hand tame, so we'll see how they finish off. Mostly I like variety.

If all goes well with the first batch i grow out to process, then i'd like to add Texas A&M, red/scarlet, The other kind of golden, and whatever else that is truely different! Oh fawns haha.

So in 8 weeks after the hatch-a-long finishes are we going to have a cook-a-long?! lol
sib wink


a cook-a-long is an excellent addendum, glad to hear you are are in, we like the way you think. smile

I am finally processing some roos this coming weekend from a May 1 hatch?, random colored males that never really bulked up, I think summer heat in the bachelor pen was issue?

...its gonna finally be a harvest weekend for me on my Quail journey.

So, because, I have learned alot here from so many people, I hope we can plant some seeds for others to enjoy the fruits of their labors.

 

Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

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Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

2012 FWC Game Farm License #406-81335; 2012 A.P.A Member; I do not sell eggs or birds.

 

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post #78 of 812
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by the way, while some need no introductions...maybe we should introduce ourselves...

I am model_A_tractor, I was addicted to chickens, then I became a hatch-a-holic and found Quail... I was hooked.

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/67513_img00176-20110801-12462.jpg

now, I try to turn others onto my Quail passion, so I can keep chasing that pip, zip and pop high...

MilleB, I think that the correct pose angle for someone that has white birds, right? wink

 

Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

2012 FWC Game Farm License #406-81335; 2012 A.P.A Member; I do not sell eggs or birds.

 

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Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

2012 FWC Game Farm License #406-81335; 2012 A.P.A Member; I do not sell eggs or birds.

 

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post #79 of 812
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Originally Posted by model_A_tractor 

by the way, while some need no introductions...maybe we should introduce ourselves...

I am model_A_tractor, I was addicted to chickens, then I became a hatch-a-holic and found Quail... I was hooked.



http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/67513_img00176-20110801-12462.jpg

now, I try to turn others onto my Quail passion, so I can keep chasing that pip, zip and pop high...

MilleB, I think that the correct pose angle for someone that has white birds, right? wink


Real men show their BIG CHEESY  grin!!!

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/73612_photo8.jpg

 

An Indian says you search in vain for what you cannot find. He says you've found a thousand ways of runnin' down your time. An Indian didn't scream it; he said it in a song. And he's never been know to be wrong..   Jeremiah Johnson

 

Butler Bobs, Chukar, Albino Chukar, Blue slate turkey, Black Copper Marans, Buff Orpingtons, LF Gold Laced Cochins, Gambel's Quail, Blue scale Quail, New...

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An Indian says you search in vain for what you cannot find. He says you've found a thousand ways of runnin' down your time. An Indian didn't scream it; he said it in a song. And he's never been know to be wrong..   Jeremiah Johnson

 

Butler Bobs, Chukar, Albino Chukar, Blue slate turkey, Black Copper Marans, Buff Orpingtons, LF Gold Laced Cochins, Gambel's Quail, Blue scale Quail, New...

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post #80 of 812
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Originally Posted by Fat Daddy 
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Originally Posted by model_A_tractor 

by the way, while some need no introductions...maybe we should introduce ourselves...

I am model_A_tractor, I was addicted to chickens, then I became a hatch-a-holic and found Quail... I was hooked.



http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/67513_img00176-20110801-12462.jpg

now, I try to turn others onto my Quail passion, so I can keep chasing that pip, zip and pop high...

MilleB, I think that the correct pose angle for someone that has white birds, right? wink


Real men show their BIG CHEESY  grin!!!

http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/73612_photo8.jpg


that's a real thread killer! ... gig

 

Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

2012 FWC Game Farm License #406-81335; 2012 A.P.A Member; I do not sell eggs or birds.

 

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Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon and the truth. ~ Buddha

 

Check out our Jumbo Coturnix "Meat Quail" project on BYC and @ http://www.whitequail.com

 

I feed and stare at Coturnix Giganticus, Wheaten Ameraucanas and NZ/Chinchilla Rabbits

 

2012 FWC Game Farm License #406-81335; 2012 A.P.A Member; I do not sell eggs or birds.

 

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